Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
NEWS SUNNI Any.
Typhoid Fever In Aibany-Terrieiea ae-
cidept--kiiied y song snd pAhce "r'
Murder and Suicide.

typhoid Fever In Aibany-rerrieie ac,
cidept--kilIed y song snd Danes "r
-muraer and suicide.
The Hudson river, ut Albany. is yer!
low, aud typhoid fever is prevsiens 10
that city. Mayor ThAcher, a. ths in'
stance Of the Board OF Health, has 10,
sued q proclamation asking tnse aIi
citizens, before using the ressrvoir
water, obtained from the river, Doll IL,
a. It is supposed to contain the germs OF
the disease.
A freight train on the Chicago, Bar
iug,on and Quincy railroad dashed INTO
. wagon, near Orion, Illinois, oo Mpn-
day. The vehicle contained three chii
dren OF n. Shut. Ida aged IL years.
| vss killed; Willie, aged 10, fat.ily,a nd
Oscar, aged IA, severely injured qnotn
horses were killed.
Char 81 L. Henry shot and killed
Efie Moore, 3 song AMI dance giri, IN
Denver. Colorado, on Monday n'gat.
The woman, who already had hus-
band. prom iscd TO marry Henry. When
he learned the fact OF her former mar
riage hs CALLED her into . private oox
and shot Ter Ave times.
u At Wickes, Montaus, on Monday
morning, q Finlander, whose name was
. not known, shot and killed John ED,
and dangerously wounded John Lam
burg, Tne Eiulander then killed him.
, self He ia thought TO have been in'
sane. rs he had ne trouble with the une2
: he shot.
A disaster occurred on the Peunsyl
vania Railroad, near Tyrone, yesterday
morning, by which thirteen cars loaded
with On icago beef were wrecked. The
: company loses about $4,000. Edward
Cullen was dangerously injured while
superintendinz the work of clearing up
, the wreck.
Alfred Nelson, aged IL years. and
Alfred French, aged Z, had q quarrel In
.. Weston, Massachusetts, on Monday.
. Nelson threw stone which struck
:, French In the neck, severing the Jug
= ulAr vein, and causing htm TO bleed TO
\ death.
& Two drunken men entered joe
d Belts saloon In Montreal, Z Que6ec, on
Q Monday night and commenced to shoot
| promie cuously OF the people as the oar.
r Three meG were wounded, one danger
n onsly. The police are searching for the
r misoreants.
,, Eight Indians who caused the trouble
r at the Crow Agency arrived in o.. Pau
3. Tuesd sy, on the way to Fort Smelling
sr where they a-e TO be confined. The
IL chief OF the party is Crazy Head; the
next in mischief is Deaf Bull.
Forty of the brakemen on the Chics
90, Milwaukee and 81. Paul Rsilrosd, a
Mason City, lows, went on strike Tues
n day, because they were expected to e
out on 'double-headers." No freight
are now going out.
The richest gold mine ever known
reported to have been discovered abou
It ten miles from Prescott. Arizona. Tn
ore Is said to average $1,000 per tor
"and thousands of tons are 10 sight"
A telegram from Portsmouth, Ohit
tells OF the death there OF Mrs. Sara
p Gowdey, aged 80 years, who was preseI
bs at the birth of General Grant aud wa
his nurse in infancy.
or A despatch from Wiikesbarre, Pa
up ssys Col 8. Bruce Rick etts is suffertn
or from dangerous attack of diphtheri'
er, and that there are also indications
5s- !ie- paralysis
en- The Surgeon General was Tuesday Il
formed that these were three new cae
OF yellow fever ai Tampa on Monda.
but no deaths. There are thirteen cas-
sre sL in the hospital.
oi. Mr.. Kellogg, ths mother of Clal
n. Louise Kellogg, Tuesday received
a telegram from her daughter confrmir
r, the report OF her marriage to Carl Str
an kosch.
mo Elliott W. Todd, who was tried
ler New York on the charge OF keeping
ith gam bling house in the shape OF buck
the shop, was convicted Tuesday and fin
lie. 800.
A derrick In PutnRm's quarry,
Viewpoint, ten miles east of Greer
burg, Indians, fell Tuesday, killil
Ade John Davis and joseph Naper.